• Adults & Children
• No questions asked

• Early! Can line-up night before clinic
• Clinic doors open at 6:30 am
• Doors open until clinic is at capacity
• Capacity is reached early in day
• No appointments 
• First come — first serve

Wait can be very long so…

• Books, Magazines, puzzles, knitting, anything to help pass the time
• Snacks & water

• Approximately 800 patients will be seen each day at the dental clinic. Clinic doors will be open at 6 am and will remain open until the clinic is at full capacity. Sometimes the clinic is at capacity early in the day.
• Dental treatment will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. You will be waiting your turn to be treated and the wait may be very long.
• As dentists and dental hygienists become available, you will be taken to areas of the dental clinic for dental treatment.
• The dental services provided at COMOM include cleanings, fillings, root canal treatments, and extractions.
• Your treatment plan will be prioritized, and initially you’ll be provided with your first-priority treatment.
• During the dental clinic, you will be provided with instruction on how to care for your teeth.
• Upon completing your dental care, you will be asked to participate in an exit interview.
• If there is availability after your first prioritized treatment, you’ll have an opportunity to have another treatment.
• Flu shots are offered to patients and to family and friends who are with patients.

• COMOM is not able to provide patients with extractions of wisdom teeth, tooth implants, nor root canal treatment of molars.
• Patients on Coumadin- or Fosamax-type medications will not have extractions.
• At the dental clinic, blood pressure testing will be performed on all patients, and glucose testing
  will be performed on patients who have a history of diabetes.
  Patients, with blood pressure or glucose levels that are too high, cannot be treated at COMOM.

• Children and infants are welcomed at COMOM to receive dental care.
• If parent/guardian is to receive treatment, an adult must be present to be responsible for the
  children brought to the clinic.